What's your favorite RPG that you've never actually played?

[sellars]

Several, including the following:

1. Teenage mutant ninja turtles (have a big stack of books, but unplayed as of yet)
2. D20 modern: i'd love a cyberpunk campaign, but i never was really fond of the cyberpunk2020 rules. (let alone the fact that it almost is 2020)
3. Army ants 2nd edition: we played the first edition heavily, but never got to 2nd

 

[Particle_Man]

The 1984 edition of Maelstrom. Wouldn't mind trying freeform magic in that system.

Oh, and I have run Jaws of the Six Serpents but never played it. Does that count?

 

[teach]

Paranoia.

Some other games I would love to try: Call of Cthulhu, Diaspora, Spirit of the Century, Savage Worlds and Bunnies and Burrows. I know, I know. I just want to see how Bunnies and Burrows could possibly work. Plus, I can't count higher than 4 in real life, so that won't hamper me when I play bunnies and burrows.

 

[ideasmith]

Tossup between Living Legends and Lands of Adventure, with Fantasycraft as a runner-up.

 

[Boregar]

And I'm not sure if it really counts as a separate game but I adore Delta Green for CoC, but I've never played it.

And after tonight, I can scratch that one of the list. I've just run my first Delta Green session, and it was awesome.

 

[JRRNeiklot]

Harp.

 

[teitan]

Aeon and Alternity Star Drive... I love those games...

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Mayfair Games' dystopian cyberpunky supers game, Underground.

SSI's Universe, a game that tried to supplant Traveller, but was released shortly before the company folded.

Deadlands. Arcana Evolved. Pathfinder. Godlike.

 

[Mercurius]

There are tons; I can't say what my favorite is, but here are a few:
Everway
Earthdawn
Ars Magica (although I might have played it once, almost 20 years ago - can't remember)
Savage Worlds
Aria (I love the idea of it, although the system is a clunker)